by Debbie | Sep 22, 2008 | harvest, picking grapes, pinot noir, whitecliff vineyard, wine harvest
If you are traveling around the valley today, Whitecliff Vineyards & Winery will be picking Pinot Noir. Stop by their tasting room and you will be able to see what goes on during harvest. From picking in the fields to the de-stemmer to the crusher.
by Debbie | Sep 22, 2008 | harvest, picking grapes, pinot noir, whitecliff vineyard, wine harvest
If you are traveling around the valley today, Whitecliff Vineyards & Winery will be picking Pinot Noir. Stop by their tasting room and you will be able to see what goes on during harvest. From picking in the fields to the de-stemmer to the crusher.
by Debbie | Sep 22, 2008 | harvest, picking grapes, pinot noir, whitecliff vineyard, wine harvest
If you are traveling around the valley today, Whitecliff Vineyards & Winery will be picking Pinot Noir. Stop by their tasting room and you will be able to see what goes on during harvest. From picking in the fields to the de-stemmer to the crusher.
by Debbie | Sep 22, 2008 | harvest, picking grapes, pinot noir, whitecliff vineyard, wine harvest
If you are traveling around the valley today, Whitecliff Vineyards & Winery will be picking Pinot Noir. Stop by their tasting room and you will be able to see what goes on during harvest. From picking in the fields to the de-stemmer to the crusher.
by Debbie | Jun 12, 2008 | hudson valley wine country, shawangunk wine trail, whitecliff vineyard, whitecliff winery, wine blending, wine tasting
A few months ago I had the opportunity to take part in a wine blending trial at Whitecliff Vineyards. There were 8 of us involved in this experiment. I say experiment because that is what it is. This is how winemaker decides how much of what, to blend together to make...
by Debbie | Jun 11, 2008 | hudson valley wine country, shawangunk wine trail, whitecliff vineyard, whitecliff winery, wine blending, wine tasting
A few months ago I had the opportunity to take part in a wine blending trial at Whitecliff Vineyards. There were 8 of us involved in this experiment. I say experiment because that is what it is. This is how winemaker decides how much of what, to blend together to make...
